Companies brace for price pressures as Trump tariffs start to bite

Businesses have started storage, review production tracks and prepare for prices, as Donald Trump’s trading war has entered the “unheard area” in the cleaning tariffs of Canada, Mexico and China.

The spheres, including production, retail and food, emphasized the shakes of their supply chains, after the US President, imported from his two North American neighbors and had new tariffs on China by 20%. Canada and China also declared rapidly Response activities: These groups have been warned, can damage sales and jobs.

Carmakers already struggle with heavy investments of stretched margins and electric vehicles, the hardest thing is expected to take place through a trade war Supply networksA number

The German car supplier has announced the continent that will review its production capacity in Mexica and Canada, as its shares slip their shares in Frankfurt on Tuesday. tariff an impact.

More than 23,000 people work on the continental continent, an important product node for cars. It announced $ 90 million to build its 22nd plan in the country only a year ago.

The French car spare supplier also warned about the “huge” impact for the industry. The company has extensive production operations in Mexico.

Group:Customers, including Stellants, Teslan and China BDD, assessed that charges may increase annual expenses by 450 euros of 200 million euros. The numbers come from the details of the internal discussions reached by the financial times and are approved by the company on Tuesday.

“25%% of industrial purchases are automatically influenced by a very significant impact,” Olivier Durand said in the interview.

Bernstein rated up to $ 40 billion on the American car, if trading flows remain unchanged, which will average an average of $ 1,200. In the streams of vehicles, more than $ 13 billion will be eliminated by General Motors, Ford and Chrysler’s owner in 2026 financial year if tariffs are left on the spot.

The Boeing’s shares fell by 6.6 percent on Tuesday. Plane producer plants are in the United States, but its supply network stretches in North America. Jefferian analyst Sheila Kharioglu has spent $ 1 billion annually on its Mexican supply network, and its Winnipeg, and Canada, is 787.

US retailers also warned to weaken higher prices for consumers.

A large box retail chain target warned Profit Pressures: Tariffs are related to tariffs on Tuesday. Chief Executive Brian Kyunand confirmed decisions, can be more expensive, fresh fruit and vegetable prices from Mexico are ready to escalate quickly. Only half of the company’s products are done in the United States.

Ric Gomez, the main trading officer of the target, said that his merchants should be careful about pricing than passing higher costs. As an example, he said that the target could freeze the price of Christmas jewelry for $ 3.

On Tuesday, the Korean Good, Best Executive Director said that China and Mexico remained the largest and second largest sources for consumer electronics. “We expect our whole range of products to pass at a certain level of retail tariffs, and a large number of increases for American consumers will take place,” said analysts.

Industry experts warn the biggest uncertainty of how long these measures are, and if exceptions will be executed to mitigate their impact.

“This administration believes that tariffs are important and itself,” said Tim Bryd, who is in the “Expert” Law Firm of the Small Legal Society.

Platinum’s American resources, surface production and jewelry products that have been thrown at their highest level since 2021, as buyers gathered before the tariffs.

Uranus companies also selt wide sales in mining shares on Tuesday, many of whom in Canada reap the metal in Canada. Uranus is a critical element of nuclear fuel development.

Inspiration of the United States, also said that the Canadian stores will take American spirits from their shelves and followed the tariffs for Mexico and Canada could lead to more than 31,000 jobs. Tuesday is one of the first order of the hit of the Respondent Tariffs, which has been announced by Canada, such as food, clothing and cosmetics, as well as household appliances such as electronics.

Many responding tariffs are targeting American agricultural exports. China will be 15% tariff on US chicken, wheat, corn and cotton, and 10 percent: Soru, soy, pork and beef. Canada charges American imported grain, meat and dairy products.

Ian Johnton’s program in Frankfurt, Kana Inagakum, Kaela Hodgson and Madley Speed ​​in London, Grigor Mayer and Gurs in China and Claire Bush in Chicago